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Keep from drying out, perhaps crossword clue
R E W E T
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| New York Times crossword of January 6th, 2002 other clues |
| Is in the chair |
| It may be applied across the board |
| Japanese cartoon art |
| Like some ex-dictators |
| Like some modesty |
| Lounger's cover-up |
| Makes a quick profit on |
| Mammal that has a permanent mark? |
| Mammal that lives in a cottonwood? |
| Mammal that takes orders? |
| Mammal that's a reward for hard work? |
| Mammal that's a severe critic? |
| Mammal that's trained by the author of 'Superfudge'? |
| Mammals that are merciful? |
| Mammals that are Mets fans? |
| Mammals with parts in 'Guys and Dolls'? |
| March events? |
| Marshal at Waterloo |
| Middle name in mystery |
| Milne's pessimist |
| Mimics a 41-Down |
| Miss Jean of stage and screen |
| More likely to break |
| Mountain, so to speak |
| Much-repeated words |
| Mushroom stems |
| Music of Oasis and Radiohead, e.g. |
| Natural nibbler |
| New hire |
| Nincompoop |
| Nursery noise |
| One may be blighted |
| Overblown praise |
| Part of a krone |
| Part of U.S.D.A.: Abbr. |
| With carelessness |
| Word heard by Cratchit |
| You'll get a kick out of them |
| ___-Dazs |
| 'You've got ___!' |
| 'A Theory of Semiotics' author |
| 'Mamma ___!' |
| 'No ___' ('Piece of cake') |
| 'To Live and Die ___' |
| 'Yes, ___' |
| '___ said ...' |
| 1957 Physics Nobelist Tsung-___ Lee |
| 1972 Lemmon/Wilder comedy |
| A few Z's in Zaragoza |
| ABC News president, 1977-98 |
| Absolute |
| Actor Gibson |
| Advisories |
| Army base near Petersburg, Va. |
| Asteroids producer |
| Baltic native |
| Barbary ___ |
| Barely makes out |
| Bits |
| Broad bean |
| Burned out |
| California county or its seat |
| Carrier since 1948 |
| Civil War inits. |
| Clinton defense secretary |
| Cloverleaf component |
| Comic Philips |
| Composition of some quartets |
| Compress, informally |
| Corral |
| Create afresh |
| Cross-referencing directive |
| Curtail |
| Cut out |
| Cutting edge creator |
| Desktop arrow |
| Drive away |
| Drive away |
| Entombing, old-style |
| Father |
| Fire |
| Fire places |
| First course at a German restaurant, maybe |
| Former annual TV award |
| Free of burdens |
| Frequent Hope/Crosby co-star |
| Gate-crash |
| Geneses |
| Get steamy |
| Gives in (to) |
| Group |
| Hat, symbolically |
| Historical figure played by Robert De Niro |
| Hustles |
| Infantry campsite |
| Injurious |
| Insect feelers |
| Polish turnovers |
| Popular chocolate and marshmallow snack |
| Pound notes? |
| Prudential competitor |
| Punk icon Joey |
| Rent-a-car offering |
| Roman household spirits |
| Rub down |
| Ruminant's third stomach |
| Sen. Stevens of Alaska |
| Shakespeare title starter |
| Singer Carey |
| Sixth-century year |
| Soapboxed |
| Some life jackets |
| Sports inits. since 1922 |
| Spot |
| Staff of Life: Abbr. |
| Statistical subset |
| Stepped (across) |
| Sterile hybrids |
| Stick it out |
| Sticking points? |
| Strong, in Salerno |
| Swell |
| Talked up? |
| Tenuous fragment |
| Two, for one |
| Urchins |
| Violent |
| Vivifies, with 'up' |
| Walter Scott's title |
| When the Great Lakes were formed |
| White-tailed birds |
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